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REVIEW TROOPS Cuban Premier Fidel U.S. "aggressive' moves at the OAS meeting
Castro (left) and Che Guevara review newly in Costa Rica Is a militia and a "people
trained militia at San Julian Air base in armed to the teeth."
Cuba Sunday. Castro said Cuba's answer to (UPI Telephoto)
Commies Said Tightening
Hold on Army in Russia
By K. C. THALER
United Presi International
London-IUPil-Diplomatic re
ports have indicated the Com
munist party is tightening its
hold on the Russian army in
an apparent effort to reduce
the army's political influence.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev
was said to be personally pass
ing on officers' promotions, to
underline his direct authority
over the armed forces.
Morevoer, he current demo
bilization of army personnel
was believed to affect non
Communists In preference to
members of the party.
Official Soviet publications
have reported that there are
enough party members in the
armed forces to permit the
creation of "self - contained
party units," down to bat
talion level.
Party Grip Tightening
The reports made it clear
that the party grip on the Red
army has been steadily tight
ening. The new policy appar
ently was intended to insure
that any major attempt to
take the army into politics
would be nipped in the bud.
What appears to have
heightened this trend are the
developments which spotlight
ed the role of the Red army
since the U-2 Incident and the
abortive summit talks in Paris
last spring.
There has been talk of dis
content in the armed forces
because of Khrushchev's de
mobilization plans, which are
said to affect hundreds of
thousands of officers and men.
Since the U-2 incident the
army is said to have argued
that Soviet defense need
strengthening rather than re
duction. Top Officers Communists
In Paris last May, Soviet
defense Minister Rodion Mal
invosky was a constant com
panion of Khrushchev at the
abortive summit meeting.
Road Blocked After
Grain Truck Topples
nnnnpvillp - IUPD - A large
Truck and trailer carrying
over 47,000 pounds ot grain
swerved around a rock on
tt s Hlffhwav 30 and over
turned near here early today.
The grain spread over the
roadway tying up traffic in all
lonae fnr tlhnllt three flOUTS.
according to Multnomah coun
ty sheriff s office.
Driver of the truck, Ray
mond Adam Airo, 41, suf
fered minor injuries.
One Dies in Crash
Near The Dalles
The Dalles -IUPD- Mrs. Elmer
Rudeen, 55, Everett, Wash,
was killed and two other per
onn critically injured in a
one-car accident 29 miles
south of here Monday on state
Mohivav 107.
Taken to The Dalles Gen
ri hnsnital with critical in
juries were the victim's hus
band, Elmer Rudeen, 68. and
the victim's motner, mrs.
len Brown, 78, of, Portland.
jran't condition was re
ported improved today but
Mrs. Rudecns conamun ..a
still critical.
Pamela Barber, ie, Es
monds, Wash., a fourth occu
pant of the auto, suffered
minor injuries but was not
hospitalized.
State police said the ku
deen car failed to negotiate a
turn and plunged 60 feet over
a bank, turning over several
times.
Even Communists conceded
he was present to demonstrate
the importance - of the Red
army's role in Moscow's pol
icy decisions.
Khrushchev gave Malinov-
sky the Defense Ministry
when he ousted Marshal
Georgi Zhukov because Zhu
kov's political ambitions were
too great.
Apparently, Khrushchev has
lost no time since the sum
mit flop in making sure that
the reviving political ambi
tions of the Red army are
kept under control.
Latest reports say nearly
all senior army officers are
now Communists, subject to
the rigid discipline which
ranks the party before the
army.
Court Fight Over
Sunken Galleon
Starts in Miami
Miami - (UPD - Two treasure
hunters cleared the decks to
day for a court fight over con
tents of a Spanish galleon
sunk more than two centuries
ago.
Relics were brought up
from the galleon in 30 feet of
water off the Florida Keys by
Capt. Tim Watkins and his
crew of the salvage ship
"Buccaneer.
Watkins booty consists of
coral-encrusted cannons, wine
jugs, weapons, oxidized silver
plate and an anchor from the
vessel sunk about 227 years
ago.
The galleon is thought to
have been one of a fleet of 12
wrecked in a storm while
carrying millions of dollars in
South American silver.
Watkins' right to the swag
is being contested by Capt.
Arthur McKee, owner of a
sunken treasure tourist ex
hibit in the Keys. McKee
maintains that his state lease
for relic hunting in the area
gives him title to the items.
Watkins, however, says the
galleon was found ouside the
limits of McKee's jurisdiction.
He brought the relics here
and said he will open a sunk
en treasure exhibit as a rival
to McKee's.
Professor To Head
Kennedy Group
Portland-flJPD-Dr. Dean An
lege has been appointed chair
man of the Citizens for Ken-nedy-J
o h n s o n Committee,
Rep. Edith Green (D-Ore.),
said today.
Mrs. Green, Oregon chair
man of the Kennedy-Johnson
campaign, said Anderson will
direct activities of the citi
zens organization backing the
Democratic presidential and
vice-presidential candidates.
Dr. Anderson served as
vice-chairman of the Kennedy
for President committee in
the Oregon primary.
Portland Judge
OK After Surgery
Portland-(UPD-Circuit court
Judge Virgil H. Langtry was
reported in good condition to
day after undergoing surgery
at St. Vincent hospital here
Monday because of a badly
broken ankle.
Langtry broke his ankle
Saturday morning when he
fell down a bank on the De
schutes river while on a fish
ing trip.
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Ingrid Bergman
Didn't Disapprove
Hubby's Affair
New York (UPlt Actress In
grid Bergman, 45, did not dis
approve the love affair be
tween her former husband,
Roberto Rosscllini, and Indian
script writer Sonali Das Gupta
in 1957.
In an article by Thomas B.
Morgan in the September
issue of Rcdbook Magazine,
the oft-married screen star is
quoted as saying the romance
between Rosellini and Mrs.
Das Gupta was "absolutely
acceptable to me."
"When this other person
came into the picture, I said
'fine , the magazine quoted
Miss Bergman.
She noted that although her
divorce from Rossellini came
after the torrid love affair in
India where Rossellini had
gone to make a documentary
film, their marriage was fail
ing tor some time prior to
men.
Miss Gergman said, "Our
marriage still might have con
tinued, though. Children hold
people together but Rossellini
met someone else."
1 The actress, involved in a
battle with Rossellini over
custody of their three chil
dren, presently is married to
Lars Schmidt, a Swedish the
ater impressario.
Her first marriage, to Dr.
Peter Lindstorm, broke up
after she began an illicit ro
mance with Rossellini.
Phair To Visit
In East Oregon
Klamath Falls -(UPD-Ronald
Phair, Republican nominee
for Coneresfi in ftrppnn'c cor..
ond district, plans visits to
several eastern Oregon com
munities this week.
Phair was to visit the De
schutes county fair at Red
mond today and the Gilliam
county fair at Heppner
Wednesday. He has a visit
scheduled to La Grande
Thursday and that night will
speak at a Republican meet
ing in Ontario.
On Friday he will attend
the Wasco fair at TWh Vallov
and on Aug. 29, 30 and 31 he
is scneauiea to visit Wheeler,
Lake and Mnlhpnr
fairs.
Phone Employees
Get New Contract
Portland-IUPD-Agreement on
a new three-year contract cov
ering 4,500 employees of Pa
cific Telephone-Northwest was
announced Monday afternoon
Dy the company and the Com
munications Workers of
America.
The agreement affects plant
traffic, commercial, treasury
and accounting employes in
uregon.
The new contract
wage increase of $1.50 to
$4.50 a week, in vn,. j
classifications, and permits
wage reopeners at 12-and-24-month
intervals.
The contract will be retro
active to Aug. 21 if ratified by
union membership by Sept. 3.
VOLCANO ERUPTS
Anchorage-(UPD-A 6,010 foot
volcano 400 miles southwest
of here erupted Monday for
the third time this month,
spewing lava and smoke sky
ward but causing no danger
to life and property.
PRESS CONFERENCE
Washington-fllPD-The While
House announced today that
President Eisenhower will
hold a news conference at 7:30
a.m., (p.d.t.) Wednesday.
73 Cities in
Portland- (UPD -Preliminary
census figures showed Mon
day that 73 of 220 Oregon
cities and towns lost popula
tion during the 10-year period
from 1950 to 1960.
The figures, released by the
Transit Strike
Causes Boston's
Worst Auto Tieup
Boston -(UPII- A sudden Iran
sit strike made motorists of
straphangers today and the
old city experienced its worst
traffic tie-up in memory. Gov.
Foster Furcolo declared a
state of emergency.
The strike began when a
bus driver was suspended for
refusing to leave on a run that
would have brought him
home two minutes late Mon
day. Word spread like wild
fire through the system and
one division after another
closed down leaving commut
ers stranded.
New expressway approaches
to the downtown area, subur
ban freeways and tunnel and
bridge approaches were hope
lessly clogged Monday night
and again during today's rush
hour. Overheated cars stalled
and added to the chaos.
All on-street parking in Bos
ton's central core was banned.
The Metropolitan Transit
authority s ought a superior
court injunction against the
Carmen's Union.
Gov. Furcolo asked the Ex
ecutive Council to authorize
seizure of the system. The
M.T.A. is a state-created pri
vate agency.
Man Charged With
Faking Robbery
Anaheim, Calif. - (UPD - A
cashier was arrested Monday
night on charges of faking a
$10,000 robbery at Disney
land. Richard Lowry, 25, a cash
ier at the Red Wagon Inn, a
Swift and Co. concession at
the famed amusement park,
loia ponce faunday a robber
jammed a gun in his back and
took the money while he was
on his way to make a night
deposit.
Police officers said Lowry's
story of the hold-up "just
didn't jibe." They said he
might have worked with an
accomplice.
The money, mostly in small
bills, was not receovered.
Sentence Commuted
By Acting Governor
Salem - (UPD - Acting Gov.
Walter J. Pearson has com
muted the sentence of a con
vict who escaped from the
Oregon Slate Penitentiary in
1948 and gave himself up in
Oklahoma last week.
The sentence of 77-year-old
Bert Blythe will only run for
the time he already has served
for contributing to the delin
quency of a minor, Pearson
said.
As a result it will not be
necessary to return Blythe to
Oregon to serve out hij term.
He had walked away from
a prison farm crew 12 years
ago.
Pearson said earlier the cir
cumstances did not warrant
the return of Blythe to Ore
gon. Two Indicted on
Homicide Charges
Portland (UPD The Multno
mah county grand jury here
Monday returned negligent
homicide indictments against
two Portland men, Glenn Van
Daam, 26, and Charles Martin
33, in connection with the
July 10 traffic death of anoth
er Portland man.
The two are charged with
the death of Marion Manley
Cook, 36. Martin was driving
the car which hit Cook's ve
hicle. Van Daam was a pas
senger in the Martin auto.
New Italian Liner
To Visit Portland
Portland-flJPD-Portland Pub
lic Docks will welcome the
new Italian liner M. S. Ce
sare d' Amico Wednesday
when she arrives on her mai
den voyage. The modern liner
inaugurates the service of
d'Aico Mediterranean Line.
The 12,500-ton vessel, capa
ble of carrying passengers as
well as cargo, will load gene
ral cargo for European ports.
'THE MAGICIAN' PLAYS
Ashland-Ingmar Bergman's
"The Magician" will play at
the Varsity theater in Ashland
Wednesday, Aug. 24, at 2 p.m.
as part of the foreign film ser
ies, "Festival Matinee - Cur
tain at Two." Doors open at
1:30; the picture itarti at 2.
Oregon Lost
Oregon State Census board
said 54.8 per cent, or 963.071,
of the state's 1,756.366 per
sons live within boundaries
of incorporated cities.
Oregon has added 10 new
incorporated cities since 1960.
They are Brookings, Cannon
Beach, Detroit, Gates, Irrigon,
Lowell, Lyons, Spray, Win
ston and Wood Village.
The figures listed Granite
in Grant county as the small
est in population with just 3
persons. Other small incorpor
ated communities include
Lonerock in Gilliam county
with 31, Ahaniko in Wasco
county with 39 and Antelope
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Residents in
in Wasco county with 45
The majority of the state's
cities Increased In population.
Some of the biggest increases
include Beaverton, 165.5 per
cent, with a 1960 population
of 6,669; Oswego, 166.8 pcr
cent, with a population of
8,846; Gold Beach, up 158.3
per cent with a population of
1.749, and Pilot Rock with a
99.9 per cent increase to 1,693.
The figures were not
changed from earlier reports
which listed Portland as the
state's largest city at 371,032,
a drop of .7 per cent.
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Umatilla, 632, down 28.4 per
cent; Sumpter, 96, down 34.2
per cent; Scotts Mills, 158,
down 28.1 per cent; Rock
away, 769, down 25.1 per cent;
Mitchell, 230, down 44.6 per
cent; Lafayette, 553, down 16.5
per cent; Hammond, 426,
down 18.4 per cent; Helix, 192,
down 16.5 per cent; Elkton,
146, down 27.4 per cent, and
Brownsville, 865, down 26.4
per cent.
The census bureau said
western Oregon contained
85.8 per cent of the total in-
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